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Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-03
STARTING UP.

Work for $50 More Men NJ the Hodoc-
The Alice Begins With = Small Force
sinking on Another Copper Pro-
ducsr.
The Modoc, Of tho Chambers Syndicate
group OF mines. will DO started up to-day.
This mine, when run to It's full capacity,
will give employment to $50 miners, being
as good an ore producer as the Wake.Up
Jim, or High Ore.
Twenty-Five men were put to work on the
first level OF the Alice . few days ago.
Toe owners OF the No. 7 mine on North
Wyoming street, on the copper belt. nave
commenced to sink their old shaft, and are
%retimbering it with square sets. They will
sink the shaft 100 isst belore running
prosecute.
Mr.. Ben Tibbey gives very encouraging
reports Of the Livingston coal mines, IL
which he is interested. The fault which
obstructed operations for some time, has
been p%entrated, and q hne body OF hrst.
class cooking coal struck beyond. The coal
ard coke from this mine will probably cut
an important figure in Butte industries in
the near future.
The Hu ,bardman says that Birch Creek
is one OF the most promising mining dis
tr;cts in Montana.
A correspondent OF the Billings Gazet's
reports that q town 10 springing up l,k.
magic at the great Rocky Fork coal banks
There will be q big town there by next fall
when the output will be about 1000 tons
of coal a day.
News.Miner: Judge Douiphan expects t.
have the machinery Of the Camas No. z
in running order by the last OF the week
but Ire is not decided yet whether he vii
begin operations before next spring.
Captain Lamar, who has been ofere'
81. OOo, 900 for his mine at Wagontown
has starte ! for London where he will at
tempt to dispose o; the property at tn
price asked-$2.O 900 600. When tn
Wayoptown mines open up Caldwell VII
boom as never beior, !-Caldweli Tribune
The co,npc. ssors at the Lexington hav
been shut down and the drilling is all dom
by hand there at present.
The Silver Star mill. just completed a
smoky, Idaho. has 20 stamps and 16 Frn
n which makes about twenty ton
Of concentrates every twenty.fOur hours
The Weld is estimated at $l.875 per day
| $50. $50 per month, and $674,oOo pc
| year.
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THE RHcasTA9.

The Budget More Favorable ThAn Was
Hoped for Last Year.
BERLIN, November 29.-In the Reichstag
to-day the President announced that he
had been instructed by the Emperor to ex
press his thanks for the message OF synpa.
thy they sent to the Crown Prince. Herr
Jacob, Secretary Of the imperial Treasury,
explained The budget. which he said was
moro favorable than was hoped last year
The matricular contributions remain u q
changed. while the amounts transferred by
the Empire to the Federal States are in.
creased 81. O0O. 900 marks. He expressed
the hope that the period OF large deficits
would end with the current year. The rev.
enue from and brandy taxes was
likely to continue to increase.
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FATAL SHOOTING r
Two Americans In Mexico Quarrel Over .
Mining Lease With Tragic Results.

Two Americans In Mexico Quarrel Over =
Mining Lease With Tragic Results.
Ell PAso. Texas. November 2e.-A dis.
patch from Temple. Texas, November %.
ttates that a telegram has just been re-
received there from Durango, Mexico, an.
p~ouncing the death OF Sidney Eady and
Monroe Baegott. adding that the latter had
been murdered by Mexicans. presumably
for the purpose Of robbery. An Ell Paso
Times specinl from Durango gives the fol-
loving details OF the shooting: "Mr. Sidney
Eady was shot fatally November FL by j.
NJ. Baggott, formerly of Bolton, Texas, but
for several years in charge Of the Otinaha
hacienda. near this city. the property OF NJ.
l, bod, Of Kansas City. The shooting &C.
Cured on the hacienda. Eady was engag-
in. in tin mining." The difficulty grew out
OF a question about "A lease. Baggot came
to Durango to draw money and fed the
country. The authorities tried t" arrest
him, but he resisted aid was himself shot
end killed. Bapp"t l-A ves n wife and four
children. The affair il greatly regretted by
both Americans and Mexicans. Eady was
at one time managing editor OF the Ell faso
Times.
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TaE CHICAGO az r.n.-
q quo Warranto to Fors.,A p.
to be Filed.

4 Quo Wsrraato to Fors.,a p.
{ be Filed.
U.'cAeo. November 2S.-Ths City Conn.
Gu Tonight adopted resolutions reouestin,
.ne mayor to ask the Attorney. General :;
the STATE to ale . quo warranto for :
purpose Of forfeitins the charter az n.
noted Chicago Gas Trust. The ioris,tr..
o. tne charter o. every gas company In tn.
e''y vac ALEC demanded. each Of them h..
ing now controlled by the Trust. Resolu.
iat'ons d%enouncing the action OF tn. Tens,
"a advancing the price Of gas and declare
.ne 9uo'warraoto is necessary a. q motto.
I" ell desiring to initiate tue example. Of
the o%r'eiuators OF this Trust. that monop.
ohes will not be permitted to exist under a
Republican form ofeovsrnmsnt.
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eass Of the Atlantic 4 Pacific RailwayCom-
pany. which BY answer and argument
raised nearly eli objections that were pre-
sented in part only by . number OF other
companies. Two days later orders with
drawing the lands within the Indemnity
| mits and rsservins the same from settle
ment we're rsvoked, the lands restored to
the pubic domain and . settlement first Ill
the cases OF the two companies which had
not answered. second in these which al.
ewered assented, third in cases OF compa!
mics which set up defsnses coming within
rulings in the foregoing opinion.
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MT Work.

Helena Herald: Butteites are not only
ex, tied over the latest departure Z" bhe
Talon Pacific in restoring the old rates 10
Rutte and Anaconda but become qu'te
terminating in III, ir tone Of conversation
aver the event and in regard to the present
mana cement Of the road; sad q rrom''
:, mt merchant III the Silver cay yes,s
day: This is one OF the erea'est nau' no
~ has characterized the rev manage
.'an+ ard nt1fectly suicidal in it's tenden-
IL. "' t. IL ersily eesn that Thomas L.
i K;u,ha II is no lo,ger at the head 81 the
\" t,;c departmtnt OF the Uuicn Pacific.
u u wo,lI nave allowed no such biunder AZ
that last m.,ve. restoring the old rates.
Bet you tho cigars the U. p. will yet reeeoe
from this last p"sition.'
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0ig Mining Sale.

PnEsco11. A. T., November pa min.
ing sale OF more than usual Importance
was contaminated to-day. The mines sold
consisted Of the Congress and other mines
situated in the Marines mining district.
Diamond Joe Reynolds OF Chicago 10 At
the head OF the purchasing committee.
The property is already we'll developed
Tho discoveries, while improving the
property previous to tho sale. ex,
tracted orc from it which realised
one hund red ard fifty to two
hundred dollars per ton delivered here at
the sampling works, after paying wagon
freight for q distance OF forty miles. A
large force OF men will at orce be put at
work erecting a mill on the property. Fifty
thousand dollars has been paid as security
for the purchasing company.
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UpwarraDtable Seizure.

New ORLEANS, November 2s.-Captain
Brown, of the steamer Harlan, from Blue
fields, which arrived here to-day, gives to
the press the following letter:
"scunoNER MERIDA. November 30, 1887.
captain BROWN. Stea mship Harlan. Es-
tondo R.ver-DEAR SIR: THIS morn nj an
armed force bearing the form Of Mica agu
boa rded the steamer William 8. Moore
and the schooner Merida. both owned by
American cit'zens. and took forcible pos
session, which they now hold. I have
aband md everything to them. When
asked for their authority they showed me
their rifles. Please have this published as
SOON as you arrive. Yours truly.
IN. HALLEN,
"Owner OF Schooner Merida"
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rb. Yale.Harvard Came

BosroN, November 20 - ..,+ds.
football team makes a public sta'e"'
cla,iur that ! s members are not resI' p',.
Bile for the published charges aRa'ns' VII.
cree Hancock, who oficiated at the
Harvard same in New York. They e"s.
w the ~ me ia to be protested. it vii! o.
r.o,....,,.,,l,v and at the proper time
ssS's a" Rrieres Hspcock q .Ls Ps;ns..
tvp Ceilsss team says; = "'e~ " WV
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>.,u TIA. for Iucandescent Lights

WASHINGTON, November %. E1pe,..
mont. with the in~candcscent electric 'sn'
,.h;.h have beeo made at the torpedo s'a,
ticn at Newport have deveiopea a
use for the little lamps and one that 'S sa'u
to promise to be one OF great value in nava'
warfare. With lamps Of about one nun.
Gred candle.power fastened on ends .. p%'fs
submerged in the sea tothe deptn o. th S OBJ.
feet. the water is 40 illnn'nateo Thin a
iects in it can be distinsu,sneu ,et Thsr.
radius Of one hundred ana MY hmeroed light
is little or no glare Tor the hHat nsinp
to b.tr1 ~ i tie eI r isv.d by this mean. a boat
speats. srmins an enemy's field 81 s'o.
m m,xi1 mines by cutting their cnbiss h %s
s"e,p'os s', them /" one side. IT. il p.ao si S!S
torpedo launches will be equipped
these lights in future.
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BAN FRAEclsco. November 2e.-rhs
rainy season has fairly act in. rains hayin.
prevailed throughout the State for the past
three days with the exception Of this city
and adjoining counties. The rain began to
Tall here this morning and there has been y
steady down pour all day. Some delay has
oeen "ccasioned to farmers by the latensas
OI the rainy season setting in.
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rh. Druxrist Was satisfied.

Boston Gazette: a druggist te!'' 'n's
story 1T his own expense. Said ne:
rsn came in with a prescription ana !
noticed hat tho paper did not bear the
lame Of any physician. called tn Gus.
.omer,. attention to it. and he replied that
.on..- al .bout who wrote this prescrlp'
, y. Never mind said he, who wrote -;
non. doctor signed his name and cut it on
w ~ did YOU cut it of & ~ asked eager,
W ns a. - that / wouldn't have to pay gu
,y;: .om mission was the innocent r spo1 h,st
I then taxed on Is cents extra Tor ;"sk n IT, IT,
o. We him a glass 81 soda with a WIZ 8 man
and he walked out WIN Tho eD1 success OF bis
scheme"
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The Legal Consolation

81. .,;.rt-I don't see what1am TO 100.
Nv husband died and 'e'' o" "'
70 his brother. It'll ueaamf
4sdv elient-oh, yss! that 10 the o''''
Guilty. r..,x bs d~iscouraRed. then;
for "" know ",.. .rn is."judss.
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THE MOST.
Evidence Of q Witness Who Thinks so
Doesn't Bother About Perjury.


New YORK, November 2S.-The trial of
Johann Most, the Anarchist, was resumed
toby. The court room was
and many women we're ireaent, but there
was a n tirea bile dim in the glare OF req
ribbons and flowers displayed. FREDERICK
Harii,g z, the fret witness called. testified NJ
went into the saloon in the rear OF who"
Most was making the speech, and attracted
BY curiosity. vent into the meeting h+'a
there. He said Mot did not use the v'o
lent language charged against him. he
had never ssen Most before, and wal not
on Anarchist. bit might yet become cne'
Herman Strelits. q reporter 1orn'er's
on the Leader aid now on We
volks Zeitung. testified he heard
Most's 4p-ech, and that ne oeIa.'
with Fellow Citizens o 'nro,"eI
Anarchists" as wae all ged. He salh Mos'
1hr,a tened no inm-d ate revenge. nut ac.
cus.d Grinn.I and Gary as murderers OF
tie Chicago Anarchists lie Ala" a'c"seu
Pnvde,ly and Gorge If th-ir murder ,or
tu,n,up the Knights OF Labor from the
Anarchists. The witness said Most spoke
in II snrrowiul tone. Every ~"ro mn
from his heart, and went 10 hear'. l"ss
yi,n.ss said he was n sorial'st ne n''
not eli.ve God bothered about such a
trihing thirp rs p"rjnry.. .u;
Gustav stephan and Siegiried Rosens~e,
testified they heard Most's speech. an'
that it did not contain the ince'dla!y ian.
puaye alleged. The latter SAID ne rIu "us
know exactly what anarchy 49, a'."u =
he had been study 6 the suoJec' luz '''"'
years. .-
At the aftern session OF the 'r,ai .
Most, Judge Coming announced that ne ma
,sceiv.d a. tbrsa t-ning letter. 1t was ON
that he should disregard. The letter rea"
"If you charge against Herr Most you VII
die. Death for all officers is their ane.
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0amoly FOueht.

BRocToN. Mass, November 2S.-Stsphen
Barry, Of Pawtucket. and Jack Barry, OF
Boston, fought with gloves here t o.night.
In the first round Burke knocked his o u.
ponent down twice and added four more
o: the same in the next two rounds. all If
wnicn made Barry rather sroggy. but no
held IN and was whipped over in the
seventh, eighth and ninth rounds. He then
up the fett.
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PIrr 'BuRa. November 28.-Ths furniture
shop OF Guckert 4 Co. burned this after.
noon. OF sixty employees Tour were cut
of from the staircase by flames. and losing
presence OF mind. jumped from the fourth
story window. John Dedig sustained q
fracture Of both thighs md his Jaw, and
will die. The other three escaped with
ugly bruises.
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4 Heavy Judgment.

New York, November 28.-Ths ehsriif's
jury to-day assessed damages amounting
to $~2,194.5OO against Gusman Blsnco,
President Of Venezuela, in q suit brought
by George Wilson. OF this city. in conse-
Guence Of the revoeatitn OF q lease OF
1000, 900 acres Of land in Venesuela.
judgment for the amount was entered.
Blauco did not defend the suit.
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An Editor Shot.

REDWOOD CRY. CAL, November 29.-R.
8. Smith, editor of the Redwood Times
and Gazette, was shot this afternoon by
Dr.. L. E. Powell, OF this place. The shoot.
ing grew out OF the publication Of an arti-
Gle by Smith in which Powell was charged
with ~defrauding q widow. Smith is H.
a critical condition. Powell vas placed
under arrest. He is said to be a brother
Of +. E. Powell. Democratic candidate for
Governor OF Ohio at the late election.
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Soldiers Home Opened.

SoId1er6' Home Op0uOd.
MARsHALLrowN, Iowa, November So
The Iowa Soldiers Home was dedicated
this afternoon, and will open Tomorrow
for occupants. General J. NJ. Tuttle, o'
Des Moines, Chairman Of the Building
Committee. made an address on behalf o.
the trustees. which was responded to b!
Governor Larribee. Tonight q camp ir.
is burning 10 the opera house, presided
over by Judge Rea. OF Minneapolis, Crane
Commander Of the G. A. R.
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Y. r. Supply Hotel Burned.

HERON, Mont. November 49, Especial
to The Miner.]-The Northern Pacific din
ing car hotel ut this place was burned com
pletely to the ground this forenoon. Loss,
100000. The company intend to build An.
other building on the old site right away.
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NOTICE TO Co-OWNER-

Yon are hereby notified. hat the undsr.isned.
vour o.owner has in accordance With ne
yrov,.irns Of Sec ion 2s24 ofthe Revised Statutes
Of the United states. performed labor ana a mins
, = ! Moose lode. in Homeetake Mining Dt-trict.
SILVER Row County, Montana. , nd you re hereby
no in.d that II yom fail to contribute. tr cane 10
be contributed your portion Of said exPsndi, wi'S
=; ..,ast and costs. within ninety days from W re
theJeof, ali your tight, tile. in'ere.t and claim lain
in and TO the above described mining claim VII
become the property Of the undersigned. YOU
co-owner who has made the fe9n1r nW E EHET9o
iure.
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BALrlMoRE, November 20.-The Sun has
q special from Washington in which sena.
tor @ ,rnan states positively that . tsrlh
reform bill will be passed by the incoming
Conoress which will cut Oh certain customs
duties and provide for q reduction OF he
internal revenue tax. He advises Carlisle
to decline tho rpeakership and take the
chairmanship OF the COMMITTEES on Ways
and Mea rs 81 the leader of the Democratic
iorces IN the floor. Crisp, OF Georgia, 10
recommended for the speakership.
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vork 0uOtati0nS.

New York, November 2S.-coppe' ~vo
Lake, 14H".; Lead quiet; domes''e, ;u.
Tin steady: straits. 4 "s"r
shares dull and weak. Am
s1.2s; Bodie, se.b5; Bro's", so:
sls5 Caledonia, B. H., $l.ov'
California & Virginia. s2l.5o;. psad 20 &C
500; Eures e S'i ron Hin, $500; Stand
ard, 81. 90; sutro, 22c.; Security. $i''o'
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An Eve to Business.

Minister Ito bereaved widow)-4e'; M.s.
,,:,aa- 1ohn vas such q good man; always
ths .ame, and you could know where 10 nno
him at all times. .>
,,...;sto--And then in money matters nc
xas always open-handed: u 1e I"hn vent
time ! \ needed money paI.y shn,e snm. All!
down in his pocket 'or 'ns ""'
it ww W. (sob) it (sob) ever been l'o0'
Maid back?-Tid'b' Bits
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DR T,TF1BIG & CO.,
sgXh~

causes destroying diseases. Consumption. oIA'
belts, Bright's di-e.se, {aundice' MANY m xI.
nut: ition, spinal and eelebra' n sa%p ,a'n nnd e oem{!
nal weakness Oh ,tr lct the important ana neceo.
sary acts Of life and their enjoyment: cures
Tusranteed DISEASES Of the re 'it"-urinars or.
sans. kidneys, live and bladder a spe"i'l'y Inc
msi.y complaints u d diseases o. omen On IN sp !stfer.
fee and confidential Responsible parties e t can
arrange pa> ment, IN the same manner as lney
wonli employ their family physician stFlcsess
secrecy maintained
V~ARICOCELE
or wormy veins Of the scrotuma. ere o dshi,; tne
un.uspected cause of lost mai'hooo, deD.!ity,
etc seminal weakness and its complication
Prostatorrhea The above diseases Can only De
cured bv r Liebig's Ipvigorator No T. eho ~
Liebis's Varicocele Compressor
1NvIGoRAToR SAMPLES FREE.
DR.. Liebig 4 Co. are regular educated college
physician. and are now I'D their nineteenth yees
,all or address DR.. LIEBIG 4 co.. NO. 40o
Geary street. corner Mason. San Franclsco' u
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1nt.rviewed the President.

WASHINGTON, November 3O.-Mesers.
| Anderson and Little OF the Pacific Railroad
Commission had a short interview win
tho pres,dent this afternoon and subm'tted
a long report oi their operations during
| the uast year.
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tn. me,bourns Exhibition.

Melbourne, November 8O.-The Amer''
can Consul here has applied to the commits
sion having charge Of arrangements Tor Inc
or hibition TO be held in Melbourne Tor q
hundred thousand square .est Of space 1or
American exhibitors.
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so.in n.s,ea',y very and III eharr,, bro,,a.
Hs".. ne OF No wing money mn IN ~. VT
T s; 1ame 81 last Thursdsy. =: r. 1 ~.
desired" os'ofs notary II
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Where The Waste Goes.

rh;coco News: II zee Edison claims that
only about %one.fourth OF every ton Oh 'oa'
ia utili.ad by the consumer:
$50? { didn't think the dealer measured
e quite as short as that
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v,,.or Ito oo"tributor)-4oor ae''
ko''oa -. al, right. SO far As it goes:
seems s. to o. or it 60 Tar enough s",s
Fditor-Wel!.ys's'' !''po''" WV
a Il is,~Tid'e!ts'
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RI Father Van Ven.

Married, by the Rev. Father "A . va"
de Ven, November 16. Mr.. John suI''san
and Miss Mary Sullivan, both CT Duo'in
Guich. With D;uo, onl
u;.s Nrrah Dillon. both OF Walkervilie;
November %, Mr.. John Foley, OF l,uohn
G,lch, and Miss Julia ONe'', o1 WALKER
vile. .,or.-+bv and
Nc Maggie Sheehan, both OF Meadervll!e'
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Death Of An Exalted Lady.
OTTAWA. November 8O.-Sister Duquar,
Superior General OF the Grey Nuns. died
suddenly to-day.
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nuv pvv. gro. Il. rHAYER, Of Bourbon.
me ..Poth M. eelf and wife owe our
' Inc , 70 sHiLoH's CONSUMPTION
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WILL Toy scT tbi1as,s ~ vital napi i. suaran-
IN In cuie you, NEWTON BROS.
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sLErPLEss EIeHre. made mi ,sn o.m eS t9 aar
terrible cough; ens!ons
yar. WWT0A 1eRA
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CONSUMPTION

sIIII a. is promptly and certainly arrested
and cured ". this Go d tho 5;a rs%e ays Ila s 9
. stU ia wonderful W over this terribly
fatal rHH disease iss when frsSS Offering this now eel:
spratsd remedy, to = the s.,| gDeii 6 b bs' d Fssss.
noagnt 81, 9!.;,:yc - hut abandoned that name
as too limited for a medicine. which, from its
wonderful combination of tonic, or strengthen
ing, Alternative, or b!ood-cIeanslng, antl oos1eS
not oniy as 9 remedy ior consumption OF the
lungs. but for all
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rrofsns but untrut"fo''

-. ne. explosive is called "'o1s'at', On
in' 7. IL any improvement On
i!"'H:..,~ohio State journal: 1e''
hinde;ts,W, Vernon Republican,
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THAT HACKING COUGH can a S,as y
cured by shiloh's Cure. We ro sxn an IS. IT,
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.%OsTOFFicE TIME TABLE

WHY WILL YOC cough when ehiloh'sc
viii give immediate Ieiei, Price ~ gu, ~
81. NEWTON BROS.
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Transportation by Pipe Lines!

The cheares st and most convenient Of all attin.
cjal methoCs Of transportation yet dev1seo, 10 o!
lines OF VIC ueh iron pipe. supplied, when nee
cssary, with suitable force pumps Al ropef1h'
1t il admirably adapted for the conveyance ct
oil. water and every Kind of liquid, end for ev-
cry sort OF gas. Water for irrigation and na.i'ne
.nn be moved for any distance by this means:
The best pipe for these purposes IL n'fue "
VT, ucht iron. provi led all parts offs manuiac,
trre are we'll and 8 %illtul'v done, and provided
The proper JOINT is used.
Careful pipe makers seize, cnoicr pig u,
vision, and through The various proeesssi ".
,uduliug, plate lila k ing. turning " welU'ns
and f,ishi &. al the high test pipe they tei.;
The Chester Pipe a:.d Tube Company !srI IN
plied ~rlatefi ON from works idenilcsiiS
ewitA bnorains OF cost is spared 10 na'e'
pipe and iu.fug ,f,he highest grade.
Wem SC he 81 pipe Cal! pc OF ien,n. nar
ue:ired pressure up to 4ooo
Our threads ara tapered true, both OIL PIP
III, sutk,t. 70 that iron joins agAIiis, .ho,s
throughoutthe e tire length OF me o con, ectrd
.'ne ana IIr rsrmittt 70 it's sale use under the high
est tests.
hydraulic Pipe of any thickness oeslreo' 1n''
is a specially.
Gas Line Pipe.
OIL Line P'pe.
Water Line Pipe.
Casing and Tubing for Wells.
IT. e length can be as desired, up to ;z1 'fpc
onger section, are involvement 1o' A0
our works are located on the Delaware , i.ves
| u miles be low Philadelphia. and are CO., n oS;re
" rail both with the Philsde'phW,a IA q =, n shif
me: .heap lyn snd psomp,iy by rail o n ] oi nat, !,
,mer,ca. and by water to IL parts OF 'ne w ~ :.
Plan. Of Pipe and Special ttti"es msoe "
uit >p ciacariore wi ieh may be imrh's ~ on,,
pire mt in connie n herewith, tre1ns'
umns, etc. a. may be desired.
Adtires SO the ~
,er = Fonrth St Philadelphia, Pa, w.